New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
HANOVER RECOV rRING HIS FORM.
He MAKES PIAY WITH WARY AND GALLOPs OFF

s.p.roG. Aur 1.-THE mighty Hanover Is prepared TO
do battle again with the cracks OF the East and West HIS
short res, change and water have brought him rOd
again aud he appears To be as great euton i "o"
VIII Il lailOp"t on with the Emporium II Is eN
remeIy probable that ~ he now at Monmouth Park
his owners would send him the Champion axes on
SATURDAY.. get him there 10 p me con
dit and the Dryers VIII have TO hJd h,lf "ai1s anu
sec the rich stakes 90 20 some rival stable Lucky
ia n who makes no secret OF his good things" Is
giving that Voanc cannot Lose the Champion lie Is
pr parng capturr both the big Monmouth stakes on
Satuday and his followers believe he will accomplish his
object In III twenty four hours the Haegn Stable
has lOpmed Up dangerous competitor. II BALDWIN
Las Angeles than Em Of Norfolk and he says
hc can give him weightu IS easy task 10 name any
thing that can approach her In the Junior Champion.
Tho Euperor makes a sorry exhibition Of the Dwycr ana
Scott stables whenever he meets their REPRESENTATIVES here
FIRST RAcE-PURsE 800. SPECIAL NEICHTs. SIX
FURLONGs.
j. b. Haggins b. Touche Pas. by spendthriitMy Nan.
f. corfiSsns h. H. Pearl jcnn ng. aged 99.yiDcen1
W. b. JennDgssh c. Brambleton 4, Him. tGoifrryl 8
M,sy's b. coi1m5iaS.p 3 s2... LeSs}
J. d. MOrri'sey'b K4 49%a 4
BetEgpesrl Jsnnns 70 Tn Kso1se 81 TO 10 bT eoS
AUCTION roos-Pea Jennings s5 Brambleton $40 field
Colonel owens nlmaay, Lewis clark stIansPey oyids
I and frred IN favor Of Toache Pas Who ran away
I. T% nss .tS"Sd engin before Br.@bstOn tid
SECOND RAcE-USlTyD STATES HOTEL sTAKEs. THREE
WEIGHTS. 1l2 MILES.
Dryer Bros c. by HindOo Bourbon Belle,
T n Stevens, b. Wary. iij........... CHamonj 2
s. Baldwins Grsette ll3..........--. .tMurphvl 8
w. GrAtzs Feoeon. (FltEpariek)
BctngHanOver barred, Wary to s. Gr'e''e to- Fen
AUCTION pOOs-Hanover barred. Wary s55 Gri'ette si5
fenelon Sl1.
Bsnturg Withdrawn Ram began falling the horses
The mighty OF Hindoo won IN s usual
unapprOschabc style sPngng into the lead at the is OF
fnls wluning under double pull by two lengths. The
colt fought :or his head throughout the race. puln
Mclaughlin of the saddle at every stride Hamilton
soon dIsposeu Fene and sail for Han
over but II PrOverbial stern chase wary
being able get within length OF the Dwyer colt There
were lengths between wary ana use'te al Tie
finish.
THIRD RAcE-KExTUcKY STAKES. Two-YEAR-OLDs.
500 EACH. 500 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. six
fUKLoNGs
T. j. Baidwin's b. C Emperor of Norfolk. BY Norfolk;
Mar sSc. i a Kinrd.h 10 MciSusEi n
W. L. SCOTS CHI C. EssteIbok 100 -..-..-'.|lhSehD .
Bettng-Emperor Of Norfolk 10 s. Knghsh to !, East
crbok rs to
Auction pools-Emperor OF Norfolk sllO fed $50
TorchlIght withdrawn kaserbok was indulge win
for quarter. Then Murphy gave the Emperor his
with q length halt Knghsh twenty lengths be-
Kaerbok knghsn showed signs OF Improvement over
his recent form.
FOURTH RAcg-PuRsE $500 SPECIAL WEIGHTS. 1is
MILES.
h Kahn's Dr. c saIonr by Saxon Enquiries yrs, ll3
D. A. Honig's ch wahoo lilo (Murphy) 2
McMahous ~ swirl aged ilo tVodreyl
J. q. oTeener's blk g. Etebus o. lO5.-..( Johnson)
TIme-l:57a
Betng-Saxony s. Wah0o 10 l. Swift b TO i, Erebus
Auction pools-saxony $50. wshoo $50. svh, 81 Geld
Royal Arch. paruna and J. j. Hsaley were Withdrawn